Each family commits to a set number of volunteer service hours per year at the Grammar or Upper School, strengthening our community and modeling servant leadership.

For safety, students are released only to parents or guardians and individuals authorized on file. Please keep your authorized pickup list current with the office.

MCA maintains its own academic calendar, which differs from the public school schedule. The current calendar is available from the school office.

MCA offers a range of competitive athletics for Upper School students. Specific sports vary by season and year; contact the Athletic Director for details.

Yes. Students gather regularly for worship, teaching, and community as part of our spiritual formation.

Yes. Scripture and a biblical worldview are woven throughout the curriculum, and students engage directly with God’s Word.

Music is an important part of a classical education. Offerings such as choir and instrumental music vary by year; contact the office for current programs.

Technology is used purposefully. Older students engage with computers as tools for research and writing, while younger grades emphasize foundational, hands-on learning.

No. We teach students to think, reason, and communicate well. Students do take standardized assessments, but our curriculum is not narrowed to test preparation.

MCA prioritizes the integrity of its classical, Christ-centered model over standardized accreditation requirements. Our graduates are well-prepared for college and life.